702 unID (2BL?) mild heterodyne from WSW at 1245. 747 JOIB, signal faded in at 1209 with barely audible English language lesson; poor at 1210, fading out at 1214. Not heard afterward. 774 JOUB with go

Except for brief weak signals from 747-JOIB and 774-JOUB signals earlier in the week, this has remained a dismal TP DX season for me. This morning there was only a strong heterodyne from the west-sout

Listen from 1148 until 1239 UTC. 594 JOAK poor with JJ talk at 1225. 612 unID (4QR?) slight het from WSW buried in severe XEGS QRM at 1209. 702 unID (2BL) het from WSW at 1208; moderate het at 1231-12

702 kHz unID weak carrier signal from the WSW at 0929 UTC. A moderate carrier audible at 1211, becoming stronger by 1218, with barely audible unidentifiable talking at 1220-1228. 747 kHz JOIB, barely

621 4QR? carrier signal (het) audible at local sunrise(1211 UTC), QRM: 610-KCSP & XEGS. 702 2BL? weak carrier (het) at sunrise, QRM: 710-XEGD. 1098 V7AB strong carrier at 1105; song, fair, at 1117-112

Gary: Downloading an ABC podcast was the same process I used to confirm my reception of a very weak signal from 774-3LO here last fall. Again, it was also a humble 8-inch FSL being used. However your

Thanks Rob, it has been a somewhat slow FM DX season here. Very little tropo thus far, and sporadic-e propagation hasn't been much better. The increase in translators is making things more difficult w

This morning I logged FM station #800 all on barefoot ULRs. It was CBEW-FM-1, 91.9 MHz, Leamington ON at a distance of 1424 km or 885 mi. Later I heard CHTZ-FM, 97.7, St. Catherines ON; WJLB, 97.9, De

It is my understanding the two receivers are the same, except the DT-400W includes the weather band used in North America. The DT-400W is a good ultralight receiver, so I assume the DT-250 is also. Ri

693 JOAB poor in KGGF slop at 1127. 747 JOIB poor at 1051; fair with WSB splatter at 1120. 774 JOUB good signal strength (audible on the barefoot Skywave receiver) at 1045, fading to poor at 1049; fai

Not much TP DX to report for today (LSR at 1300 GMT). 612 unID (4QR?) weak carrier in KCSP 610 slop at 1253. 774 JOUB, fair with woman speaking Japanese at 1010 until 1013 fade out; barely audible wit

I listened for TP DX from 1025 until 1316 GMT this morning and logged the following (LSR was at 1303): 567 JOIK?, trace of signal (no audio heard) at 1120-1122; again at 1241-1244. 594 JOAK, barely au

Gary: I'm happy to see such an arrangement improves reception. In the past I've thought about trying it myself. With recent TP signal propagation I need a boost! Good DX. Richard Allen. -- This messag

Neither of these receivers are ultralight radios, and this review should not have appeared here. Richard Allen, near Perry OK USA.

774 JOUB fair at 1146-1156, faded out at 1159 and not heard afterward. Richard Allen, near Perry OK USA, Skywave & FSL.

Gary: I'm pretty sure it's CHHA from Toronto. I hear it sometimes here on a barefoot SRF-T615. Richard Allen, near Perry OK USA. -- This message has been scanned for viruses and dangerous content by M

JOUB-774 was heard with poor signal fading in and out from 1135 until 1252 GMT. Also heard carrier signals from JOBB-828 and V7AB-1098. Good DX. Richard Allen, near Perry OK USA, Skywave & FSL. -- Thi

1098 kHz V7AB? a weak carrier heard from 0621 GMT (Majuro sunset at 0638); barely audible man talking at 0703-0704. 1566 HLAZ with traces of a signal at 1326; barely audible from 1334 until close-down

HLAZ on 1566 kHz was heard with a trace of signal at 1332 GMT; barely audible man talking at 1335:30; poor with musical interlude and man talking at 1340; poor with woman talking at 1341 in moderate-t

After being away from the radio a few days spending holiday time with family, I was looking forward to improved TP reception today. But it was another disappointing DX session this morning (LSR 1341).